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Dirty Tricks

Starring: Martin Clunes , James Bolam

Directed by: Paul Seed

Produced by: Jo Willett

Written by: Nigel Williams , Michael Dibdin

In this zany British romp, Martin Clunes (Doc Martin; Goodbye, Mr. Chips) keeps you laughing as Edward, a charming underachiever pursued by a plodding police detective (James Bolam, New Tricks). Yes, Edward is manipulative, greedy and completely amoral. But is he a murderer?

Item Number: 16038

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Format:
DVD Widescreen
Region:
1 - More Details
Run time:
About 2 1/2 Hours
Number of Discs:
1
Special Features:

English Subtitles for the Deaf and Hearing Impaired
• Biography of author Michael Dibdin and cast filmographies

In this zany British romp, Martin Clunes (Doc Martin; Goodbye, Mr. Chips) keeps you laughing as Edward, a charming underachiever pursued by a plodding police detective (James Bolam, New Tricks). Yes, Edward is manipulative, greedy and completely amoral. But is he a murderer? Absolutely not, he insists-despite the corpses piling up. Part bawdy bedroom farce, part zany crime caper and 100% winner of an International Emmy Award® for Best Drama. Recommended for mature viewers.

Edward --- Martin Clunes
Moss --- James Bolam
Root --- George Potts
Karen --- Julie Graham
Dennis --- Neil Dudgeon
Thomas --- Henry Goodman
Clive Phillips --- Matt Bardock
Massimo --- Fabiano Martell
Garcia --- Martin Marquez
Kayoko --- Kanako Morishita
Alison --- Lindsay Duncan
Rebecca --- Anna Popplewell
Vicar --- Neville Phillips
Welsh Flunkey --- Robin Griffith
Registrar --- Barbara Kirby
Businessman --- Phil Nice
Ifor Lewis --- Dafydd Hywel
Defence Counsel --- Anthony Smee
Prosecution Counsel --- Julian Fellowes
Judge --- Peter Cellier


Directed by Paul Seed
Written by Nigel Williams, Michael Dibdin
Produced by Jo Willett
Executive Produced by Jonathan Cavendish, Jonathan Powell
Original Music by Jim Parker
Cinematography by John Kenway
Film Editing by Dave King
Costume Design by Aideen Morgan, Diana Moseley

"Hilarious (and decidedly naughty)" -The Daily Telegraph (U.K.)

"Thriller with a sharply comic edge" -The Mirror (U.K.)

 

Edward states that he learned French so that he could read "Thérèse Racquin" in the original language. "Thérèse Racquin" is about an adulterous couple who dispose of the woman's husband so that they may be together, a close parallel to the story of "Dirty Tricks."

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